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Sellers, Gwendolyn Smith, Sarah Steele, Samuel Weaver, Andrew Whelan, Jennifer Wong, and Kristine Young. Kristine Young expressed her appreciation for the teacher of the Civics Class, Malt Campbell. She indicated it is a great honor to represent Pleasanton in the competitions. She asked for a contribution from the City to help with expenses to travel to Washington, D.C. for the national competition. Ms. Acosta asked where the community can send contributions. Mr. Campbell said the community has already donated many thousands of dollars, but more is needed. He said contributions can be sent to Amador Valley High School care of the Amador Valley Competition Civics Team. Mr. Campbell indicated the Rotary Clubs, North and South, have contributed $2,000 to the fund. There will be a fund raiser at Round Table Pizza on Main Street on Wednesday, March 8, 2000. Mr. Pico supplied his hat, which was passed around the audience. The members of the civics team were then introduced and photographs were taken. The students participating in Youth in Government Day were excused. James W. Wolfe referred to Consent Calendar item 4s and presented an update on the adult day care program at the Senior Center. The program was reopened on February 28, 2000 under the auspices of the Bay Area Community Services. Easter Seals has been very cooperative in assisting the transition. It will take about 60-90 days to develop a request for proposal to find a permanent long term provider. It is expected the licensing of the program will be granted within the next ten days. A recruitment committee is being formed to develop the RFP process and select the new provider. He indicated many agencies were involved including Bay Area Community Services (BACS), Friendship Center in Livermore, Valley Community Health Center, Alameda County Agency on Aging, Pam Deaton and staff of the Pleasanton Paratransit Service, Livermore Amador Valley Transit Agency (LAVTA)~ and staff of Easter Seals Heritage Program. Most of all he expressed his appreciation for the efforts of Eileen Mo~ey. Will Kearl, 4524 Mirador Drive, on behalf of the Youth Commission, expressed appreciation for the cooperation of the City for Youth in Government Day. Ron Magee, 7576 Northland Place, San Ramon, indicated he would make a contribution for the Civics Team and asked Council to match his donation. He asked Council to consider dedicating a park to the veterans who have died in wars. He related his difficulties with the Police Department and the courts. He complained about the staff at the Traffic Court. He asked Council to install a pathway through the grass to get to the Police Department building. Pleasanton City Council 6 03/07/00 Minutes